Subsea Structures and Installation Course

78 July 2016
London, UK
This course meets the requirement for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) of the
Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA)

ABOUT THE COURSE COST

The course focuses on subsea systems from design and installa- Course fee will be 650+VAT which includes course notes and
tion through to operation. This course explains how the whole sys- lunches. The fee doesnt include accommodation. You should
tem works in conjunction. The course gives detailed idea about make your own arrangements for accommodation.
design, analysis, construction and installation aspects of subsea VENUE
manifolds, SSIV structures, wellhead protection structures, inte- Croydon Park Hotel
grated drilling/manifold templates, riser bases and flexible riser
system ancillary equipment. The design part also includes the 7 Altyre Road
strength evaluation of suction piles which supports the subsea
Croydon, Greater London,
structures. The course gives in-depth, technical aspects detailing
the engineering behind Flow line installations, Riser, umbilical and CR9 5AA
its substructures spool installations. The course content gives a
brief description about the subsea installation process, different (All delegates are entitled to a special rate of 3.00 per car
methods of installation, and the different types of subsea installa- for full days parking)
tion vessels.
COURSE OUTLINE
Lecture 1: Subsea Structures - General Overview Lecture 5: Installation of Rigid Flow lines
By Duncan Warwick By Tanmay Sarkar
Subsea Structures Within Subsea Development Concepts, Rigid pipeline installation methods, S Lay, J Lay, Reel Lay,
Categories & Functional Roles of Subsea Structures, General Advantages and disadvantages of various lay methods, prac-
arrangements & key components of subsea structures, Re- tical examples, catenary equations, Tow & Pull methods,
gional Characteristics Shore Pull, Tie-in, Difference between shallow and deep wa-
ter pipe-lay Lay Analysis, Stages of Analysis, Operability Ro-
settes, Initiation, Normal lay, Abandonment & Recovery anal-
ysis, Installation fatigue analysis, Critical parameters during
lay, Lay in curve, Installation of pipeline end structures and
In line Tees. Trenching & Back filling, Trenching Analysis,
Marine Warranty during pipe-lay.
Lecture 2: Subsea structure-Design Lecture 6: Installation of flexible risers & Umbilicals
By Duncan Warwick By Tanmay Sarkar
Functional Requirements Introduction to flexible and umbilical, Difference between
Regulatory and Design Code Framework rigid pipe and flexible pipeline installation, Flexible and um-
Key design drivers bilical lay methods, Flexible and umbilical spooling, Installa-
Design methods and analysis tools/techniques tion of flexible and umbilical
end structures, Various types of flexible risers, Flexible riser
installation. Practical Example.
Lecture 3: Subsea structure- Design Example Lecture 7: Installation of subsea structures & spools
By Duncan Warwick By Tanmay Sarkar
Multi Slot Manifold Various types of subsea structures, spools, Different consid-
Fishing Protection Structure erations during installation of subsea structures and spools,
Manifold Template Structure and spool installation analysis, Stages of analysis,
In-Line Structures Critical parameters for analysis, Practical examples, Rigging
design, Recovery considerations, Role of ROV during installa-
tion.
Lecture 4: Subsea Separation and Production Lecture 8: Subsea installation vessels
By Elstine Padayattil By Tanmay Sarkar
Separation and pressure-boosting operations that are Examples of different subsea construction and pipelay ves-
performed subsea, whether downhole or on the seabed sels, Requirements of a subsea construction vessel, DP-2,
two-phase and three-phase separation DP-3 vessels and their differences, RAOs of a vessel , Heave
Pressure-boosting using multiphase pumps and wet gas Compensated crane, Various types of ROV, ROV tooling re-
compressors quirements for subsea operations, Subsea Installation aids
Water disposal and Reinjection
ABOUT THE LECTURERS
Duncan Warwick gained a BSc in Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering from the University of Glasgow in 1985. After a 5 year period of re-
search and lecturing in Ship and Ocean Structures also at the University of Glasgow he has gained 23 years experience in the field
of offshore subsea structural engineering. His experience includes the design, analysis, construction and installation aspects of
subsea manifolds, SSIV structures, wellhead protection structures, integrated drilling/manifold templates, riser bases and flexible
riser system ancillary equipment. He also has experience in the design and installation of deepwater structures such as in-line
PLETS and PLEMs and suction pile founded deepwater manifolds. This experience has been gained with turnkey subsea engineer-
ing contractors including McDermotts, Rockwater and Technip. From 1999 to 2006 he was Team Leader of the Subsea Structures
and Equipment Engineering Team within Technips Offshore Engineering Division which supported the Technip Group worldwide in
the design and analysis of subsea structures and pipelay equipment engineering. Since 2006 he has been Team Leader of the Subsea Struc-
tures Design Team within Genesis where he has specialised in the design of subsea structures from concept through to detailed design.
Elstine Padayattil is presently working as a Senior Naval Architect in ASRANet Ltd in Glasgow, UK. Elstine graduated with an undergraduate
degree in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering from the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. He also holds a MSc in Subsea
Engineering. Elstine has experience in working with the production facility of Cochin Shipyard Limited, India (CSL). He assisted in
conducting a routine review of the production methodologies. In addition, he aided the repair yard team in overseeing the retrofit-
ting on variety of ships. Working with Harland and Wolff Heavy Industries Ltd, he helped a group of naval architects in a vessel
coming for repair .
Dr Tanmay Sarkar is presently Team Leader of Marine Warranty group in London. He is a PhD from University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, a Char-
tered Engineer and member of Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA) and Indian Institute of naval Architect. He is also a mem-
ber of Membership Committee of RINA. Dr Sarkar is also a Technical Authority within Noble Denton for Subsea Pipeline Installation
and responsible for first ever publication of Guideline for Submarine Pipeline Installation of Noble Denton. He is currently Project
Manager of marine warranty scope of several deep water subsea projects in Western Africa. Dr Sarkar has several years of experi-
ence in offshore installation in key roles and worked for major installation contractors such as Saipem, Subsea7 and CTC Marine
Projects. He also has more than twenty publications in leading journals and conferences. He is involved in teaching MSc students
of Strathclyde University Pipeline Installation as a invited Lecturer. He project managed SURF part of the CLOV project marine warranty.

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